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CH NEWS, Mangaluru The Karnataka Vocational Education Development Corporation, under the state Department of Skill Development, Entrepreneurship and Livelihood, will organise a “Study Abroad-2026” programme in Bengaluru on September 6. The event will be held from 9:30 am at Ga
Belagavi The Kakatives Ganesh Utsav Mandal in Belagavi has started offering Lord Ganesha idols to devotees at no profit, in an initiate ve aimed at making popular festival idols accessible to people at affordable prices. The initiative has received a positive response from
Haveri Farmers in Haveri district have warned of protests if the government fails to declare the district drought-hit and appoint adequate veterinary doctors. They said they would tie their cattle outside the houses of ministers and legislators to highlight the severe difficul
Chikkodi Sugarcane farmers in Karnataka have demanded that the government fix a minimum scientific price of ₹6,500 per tonne, citing rising cultivation costs and higher sugar prices in the market. Farmer leader Shashikant Guruji warned that farmers would launch a major protest
CH NEWS, Udupi Members of the Catholic community in the coastal region have urged the Karnataka government to declare September 8 a public holiday on the occasion of Monti Fest, also known as the harvest festival or Thene Habba. A delegation led by Legislative Council membe
CH NEWS, KALABURAGI Shiv Sena State President Siddalinga Swamiji on Wednesday criticised AIMIM leader and MP Asaduddin Owaisi’s reported statement that the Allahabad High Court’s decision on wearing hijab with the prescribed school uniform was an attack on Islam. Speaking t
CH NEWS, YADGIR The Karnataka State Commission for Women is always ready to protect girls and safeguard the rights of women, said Commission Chairperson Dr Nagalakshmi Chaudhary. She was addressing a women’s gathering held at Hallur Function Hall in Nalatwad, near Narayanpu
CH NEWS, YADGIR Assistant Director (Rural Development) Shreeshail Halli inspected the groundwater recharge pit development work being undertaken under the VBG Ramji Scheme at Kurekanal village in Bardevanal Gram Panchayat limits of Hunusagi taluk. During the inspection, he rev
Mysuru Thiru Onam festival was celebrated at the Institute of Mother and Deaf Child run by Parents Association of Deaf children in Mysuru on Wednesday. The importance of the festival was explained to children and mothers. Function was attended by vice president of the associat
Mysuru Aaina Restaurant, Vijayanagar 2nd stage organised Onam Sadhya in Mysuru on Wednesday. Pookalam (Flower decoration) was done by the staff. Proprietors Leejoy Joseph , Krishna Reddy ,Smt Deepthi Devaiya & Swaroop Urs , Dr T.A. Abraham , Leelamma Abraham , Mr Basil Josh
Nine jumbos set out to herald Mysuru Dasara-2026 Mysuru The majestic march towards the world-famous Mysuru Dasara began on Wednesday with the ceremonial launch of Gajapayana, marking the arrival of the Dasara elephant troop from the forest camps. At Veeranahosahalli, the
CH NEWS, MANGALURU The 5th Additional District and Sessions Court of Puttur has ordered a 10-year rigorous imprisonment sentence and a fine of Rs 3.05 lakh for the culprit in the case of acid attack on a woman. K Jayanand (60), a resident of Kodimbal, Kadaba, was convicted.
CH NEWS, SHIVAMOGGA In connection with the special comprehensive revision of voters, a meeting was held with the leaders of various political parties and the draft voter list was published under the Chairmanship of Voter Registration Officer KR Sujatha at the taluk office hall
CH NEWS, MANGALURU Torrential rains battered Kukke Subrahmanya and its surrounding areas from Tuesday morning till afternoon, severely disrupting normal life. The heavy downpour caused water levels in the Kumaradhara and Darpana Theertha rivers to rise significantly, triggerin
ZURICH Swiss voters will decide in a referendum next month whether to approve a more restrictive form of neutrality that would block their country from imposing economic sanctions or cooperating with NATO. Posters featuring doves of peace and asking voters to reject war ha
Intro: China faces prolonged severe weather as multiple tropical storms bring flooding, evacuations and transport disruption across the region. Hong KongChina’s coastal and southern regions are bracing for days of intense rainfall as Typhoon Narra moves inland and Typhoon Saud
Blurb: A nursery fire at Islamabad’s main public hospital killed newborns, triggering grief, anger and questions over safety standards and emergency preparedness. IslamabadAt least 14 infants were killed in a devastating fire at a state-run hospital in Pakistan’s capital Islam
INTRO: Recounting a recent meeting with Trump, Netanyahu said they had discussed the possibility of diplomacy with the Islamic republic. JERUSALEM Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a diplomatic deal was not possible with the "savages" who rule Iran as he hailed
